Study on the Implementation of
the All-Gender Restrooms in LS
Math 12 Research Project
Agdeppa & Diaz
Introduction
The Associate Dean for Student and Administrative Services (ADSA) sent out a memorandum
regarding their implementation of the All-Gender Restrooms in the Loyola Schools. In line with this,
the researchers wanted to focus on this particular issue because of the following:
1. Researchers wanted to know the initial reaction of the students upon the school's
implementation of the All-Gender bathrooms in the Loyola campus
2. The correlation between the students' initial reaction to their opinions regarding sexual
harassment.
3. How Ateneans can distinguish sexual harassment and how it could manifest in a designated
area, considering the location and the population interacting within it.
ALL-GENDER RESTROOM
→ Simply, a gender-neutral or all-gender
restroom is one which can be used by a person
of any gender or gender identity.
→ Gender-neutral bathroom facilities can
provide a safer and more welcoming space to
someone who may be transgender or may not
identify with the male or female gender binary,
by which public restrooms are often divided.
→ It was done through Google Forms, a tool used
to create online surveys and provide a fast way to
collect data.
GATHERING OF
DATA
→ The type of sampling method that was used
was Convenience Sampling, a technique that is
used where respondents are selected out of
convenience and accessibility to the researchers.
→ The researchers made sure that respondents
are strictly from Loyola Schools only and are
willing to take the online survey.
→Likert Scale is the method used to gauge the
attitudes and opinions of the respondents.
DATA
→ 32 respondents
→ 9 respondents were Seniors,
followed by Juniors with 8
DATA
→ 13 out of the 32
respondents identified
themselves as straight
females
→ 7 respondents identified
themselves as Bisexuals
→ While, 2 identified
themselves as Lesbians and 1
identified as Gay.
DATA
→ 5 out of the 32 respondents have
already used an All-Gender
Bathroom within the LS Campus.
HISTOGRAM
HISTOGRAM
HISTOGRAM
CORRELATION
→ Between comfortability of using bathrooms according to assigned
biological sex and the AGB and its attempt to decrease sexual harassment
cases in LS campus
-0.179700503
→ Between the idea of an All-Gender Bathroom making Ateneans
comfortable and the AGB and its attempt to decrease sexual harassment
cases in LS campus
0.443387259
CONCLUSION
→ The All-Gender Bathroom is still a relatively new implementation in
the Loyola Schools campus
→ To attribute it to the increase/decrease of cases of sexual
harassment could be seen as a feasible but premature idea